I suspect nobody will read this, but I like how the parody of weird continental European tv-shows is actually what some British shows look like to us on the continent.
Robert saying "dress" at 7:23 had me gasping for breath due to laughing so hard! Probably the best delivery of that word ever in the history of mankind.
@@charliewallace7197 Have you seen Victoria? Her HIGNFY videos on YT have probably engendered more shameless drooling among male commentators than all of PornHub
As another southerner, there isn't a "Southern" accent. There are Georgia accents, Texas accents, Louisiana accents, North Carolina accents, etc. Hollywood does even worse with the Arab world, where they have characters from the Gulf speaking in Moroccan dialect which most Arab speakers wouldn't even understand. Probably every Arab speaking country on earth has been shot in Morocco. Look it up.
@@andrew_owens7680 True, but Hollywood tries to only do an old south Georgia accent for the most part. They're still living in the Gone With the Wind days. I'm always pissed off by how bad the fake "southern" accents are. Nothing is better than casting people from those actual areas. It brings so much more to the scene, far more than just the way words are pronounced. IMO directors are fools to let actors, famous or not, attempt accents like that when they have to sell it so well or else the scene's unravel. They hire Brits to do southern accents! Some Brits are damn good, but not that good. I had no idea about the Moroccan stuff. Right now I'm watching a couple shows that are supposed to take place in Colorado and Montana but are filmed in Canada. They're filming more and more stuff in Canada and Georgia these days. They seem to fake locations pretty well, but now with the virus it's even harder to fake anything. Yep, it's a 9 year old post I don't even remember writing and I am still alive!
@Misishaxi continuing where youreoverhere left off: "He thinks this is a trust program. He thinks I'm his friend. he's taking me around the world in a fucking balloon! We never land! Every time I wake up, there's more of these. I think they're needle marks." "Who are you talking to?" "I miss you Rebecca. Tell the kids I love them. If you see this, if anyone sees this, send help. It's not television."
you think rob webb might really be stumped by american accents? he did a pretty good one in "speedo" but he used the word "shag," which americans never use, and here they're both playing southern american racists from croydon.
Iv'e never heard of a British program running in seasons!. Season is the American term. "It CAN be either", but 99% of the time it's series when referring to programs made and broadcast in the UK.
Like the "Southern sketch" but what's so hard about a US Southern accent? Just add a sing-song drawl to everything, broaden the ah sounds, turn the long i into a diphthong, add a trace of w to ou when in the middle of a word and basically keep the British soft r. At least you'd be pretty close and we in the US would at worse maybe think you were from Missouri.
